Robin Muir

“We are living through a time of such anxiety, such political division – each generation being fed its own form of disinformation on this smouldering planet – that the prospect of 48 hours in the company of one’s extended family can cause such intense tooth grinding that, before Christmas is even over, your jaw falls clean off.”

“As someone who’s been single for Christmas two years running, it’s objectively a lot more fun to be fluttering between various social occasions with the knowledge that you may or may not kiss someone, as opposed to sitting at home, working out ways to avoid your in-laws.”

“Cut corners, accept any and all offers of help, and pour yourself a G&T whenever you fancy.”

“A good, juicy, knife-sharp salsa will spruce up cold turkey, and also seems to go particularly well with cold ham...”

“‘What exactly is a bohemian? What does it mean?’ Margaret is said to have once asked a lady-in-waiting, who reflected for a moment before answering, ‘Well, Ma’am, with Tony it means he won’t always turn up to lunch when he says he will.’”

“In his day, when he made these pictures, you’re one thing or another, and that’s so interesting to me in a time now when people don’t want to label themselves at all,” says Edward Enninful, who has curated a new show of the photographer’s work, opening at Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris this month.

Robin Muir, League of Women Voters - Kitsap | Kitsap Sun In his letter in the Sun published February 28, ("State's presidential primary doesn't offer much for independents"), Mr.

“I’m interested in what it takes to assert a right to be seen, heard and understood in a world where a phrase like Black Lives Matter can apparently be contentious. I’m interested in the daily complexity of walking through a world that often seems resistant to your presence.”

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